Virtual Assistant

Our Cases

Point A

🫠 Many small tasks that there is no desire to spend energy and time on, as the plan is to fine-tune key processes and quickly grow the team. However, these small tasks and constant questions from employees prevent the intended plans from being implemented.

Point B

🔸 The assistant implemented a CRM system into the workflow, figured it out, and set up the telephony.
🔸 The employee has been fully delegated communication with contractors, as well as control over their tasks and adherence to deadlines.
🔸 Thanks to 3D design skills, the assistant independently creates creatives for advertising and social media.
🔸 For any information, the manager turns to the assistant and no longer spends time on it personally.
🔸 The assistant manages Mikhail’s calendar and is active in our Assistants’ chat.

Point A

🔸 Fear of hiring a new employee, the worry of choosing the wrong person who would be difficult to replace.
🤯 The workday consisted of constant firefighting and a pile of operational tasks: preparing documents independently, managing contractors. In addition to the dislike for hiring, a huge amount of energy was drained by onboarding new employees.
🫠 A lot of time was spent sorting through emails.

Point B

🔸 Upon joining the team, the assistant quickly figured things out and implemented Trello into the workflow
🔸 Moreover, the assistant also organized training for all employees on how to use the new system
🔸 The assistant took on the preparation of the official folder for the bank, and at least 7 people said it was an “ultra” level of document preparation
🔸 The assistant also helps onboard another executive’s assistant and never misses assigned tasks
🔸 Ekaterina no longer worries about missing something important - the assistant fully monitors her email and reminds her of important events from the calendar

Point A

🔸 An assistant was urgently needed to replace the previous one. A proactive candidate with knowledge of Polish, who is efficient, responsible, and ready to take over and improve the processes of the former assistant, was required.

Point B

🔸 The assistant quickly took over all the tasks of the previous assistant
🔸 The assistant handles meeting minutes, conducts research and analysis, monitors tasks in Bitrix, and much more
🔸 After a month of work, when the manager has no time, she confidently substitutes for him in some meetings and later reports the key information, saving his valuable time ➡️ ⏳
🔸 Additionally, she manages the company’s invoice records and prepares reports for the manager

Point A

🔸 All processes are on the manager: from marketing to customer service.
🔸 No CRM or systematic record-keeping
🫠 A new project doubled the workload
🔸 Working 24/7, tasks in the head, no time for strategy

Point B

🔸 The manager delegated high-level tasks to the assistant and freed up his schedule
🔸 Client and documentation processes have been streamlined
🔸 Automation of routine processes has been launched
🔸 Instagram and online activity are handled by the assistant
🔸 Valery now has time to develop a new project

Point A

🔸 The manager is deeply involved in operations
🔸 Lack of CRM and task management
🔸 Endless flow of incoming emails and calls

Point B

🔸 Implemented the TikTik task manager for the entire team and initiated the implementation of a CRM system - under the full supervision of the assistant
🔸 The manager got out of the "operational pit" and focused on business development
🔸 The assistant was promoted and now supervises part of the team

Point A

🔸 Over 100 missed calls
🔸 Dozens of pending tasks
🔸 Debts that “could probably be recovered,” but “no time to deal with it”
🔸 Working 24/7, tasks stuck in the head, no time for strategy

Point B

🔸 The assistant organized tasks and communications
🔸 Took over the operational area
🔸 Helped navigate through a team change and process restructuring
🔸 After six months, took the position of Operations Director